Force all syntax regex to ends with $
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- Lots of syntax regex are poorly written and did not ends with a '$', which caused them competing with other regex rules.
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Description
Lots of syntax regex are poorly written and did not ends with a
$, which caused them competing with other regex rules.As a real example: I have a patch file named
0001-some-commit-that-enhanced-a-bashrc-file.patch. Since it is ending with a.patch, one would expects it be highlighted usingpatch.nanorc. However, it turned out thatsh.nanorchighlighted it (terribly, of course), just because of its poorly written regex!